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§40:5.5.3. Seafood Safety Task Force; creation; purpose

RS 40:5.5.3 – Seafood Safety Task Force; creation; purpose A. Within the Louisiana Department of Health there is hereby created the Seafood Safety Task Force, hereafter referred to as “task force”. The task force shall be charged with obtaining: (1) the method in which the imported seafood is inspected in Louisiana; (2) the frequency of […]

§40:5.6. Safe drinking water; inspections and tests; cost

RS 40:5.6 – Safe drinking water; inspections and tests; cost A. Notwithstanding any other provision of law to the contrary, the office of public health of the Louisiana Department of Health shall perform all inspections, tests, or procedures on public water supplies as may be authorized by the administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency under […]

§40:5.7. Sanitary inspections of individual, privately owned water wells; fees

RS 40:5.7 – Sanitary inspections of individual, privately owned water wells; fees The office of public health of the Louisiana Department of Health is authorized to establish a fee of seventy-five dollars for the collection and analysis of bacteriological water samples from individual, privately owned water wells, only at the request of the owner. Acts […]

§40:4.15. Minimum disinfectant residual level of free or total chlorine throughout public water systems; rules and regulations; reporting

RS 40:4.15 – Minimum disinfectant residual level of free or total chlorine throughout public water systems; rules and regulations; reporting A. The Louisiana Department of Health, office of public health, shall promulgate rules and regulations pursuant to the Administrative Procedure Act that require a public water system to maintain a minimum disinfectant level of free […]

§40:5.8. Definitions

RS 40:5.8 – Definitions The following terms as used in this Chapter relative to public water systems shall have the following meanings: (1) “Community water system” means a public water system that serves year-round residents within a residential setting. Examples of “community water systems” include systems serving municipalities, water districts, subdivisions, and mobile home parks. […]

§40:4.16. Water systems; iron and manganese control

RS 40:4.16 – Water systems; iron and manganese control The office of public health of the Louisiana Department of Health shall promulgate and adopt rules in accordance with the Administrative Procedure Act to implement iron and manganese control requirements for water systems. Acts 2014, No. 861, §2.